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data were adjusted to represent Cuban catches within the Cuban EEZ only). Reconstructed total catch including catch allocated to Caribbean waters outside the Cuban EEZ was estimated to be just over 3.15 million t, or 16% higher than
the total landings reported for FAO area 31 on behalf of Cuba. These data include all reported commercial landings, as well as estimates of unreported catches generated from the artisanal, industrial, subsistence, and recreational
sectors. Overall, catches within the EEZ peaked at over 76,700 t·year-1 in 1985 and have been declining ever since, with just under 28,500 t·year-1 in 2010. Present declines in marine catches are symptomatic of overexploitation and
are of particular concern, as the fishing industry is a primary source of revenue and protein for thousands of Cubans.
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Fisheries catch reconstructions: Islands, Part IV |
| Editors | K. Zylich, D. Zeller, M. Ang, D. Pauly |
| Place of Publication | Vancouver (Canada) |
| Publisher | University of British Columbia |
| Pages | 25-32 |
| Number of pages | 8 |
| Volume | 22:2 |
| ISBN (Print) | 1198-6727 |
| Publication status | Published - 2014 |
| Externally published | Yes |
Publication series
| Name | Fisheries Centre Research Reports |
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| Name | |
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| Number | 2 |
| Volume | 22 |
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Reconstruction of total marine fisheries catches for Cuba (1950-2010). / Au, A.; Zylich, K.; Zeller, D.
Fisheries catch reconstructions: Islands, Part IV. ed. / K. Zylich; D. Zeller; M. Ang; D. Pauly. Vol. 22:2 Vancouver (Canada) : University of British Columbia, 2014. p. 25-32 (Fisheries Centre Research Reports).Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Chapter
TY - CHAP
T1 - Reconstruction of total marine fisheries catches for Cuba (1950-2010)
AU - Au, A.
AU - Zylich, K.
AU - Zeller, D.
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - The reconstructed total catch for Cuba (within Cuba’s EEZ) was estimated to be over 2.75 million t for the period 1950 to 2010. This is around 18 percent higher than the 2.33 million t reported by FAO on behalf of Cuba (although FAOdata were adjusted to represent Cuban catches within the Cuban EEZ only). Reconstructed total catch including catch allocated to Caribbean waters outside the Cuban EEZ was estimated to be just over 3.15 million t, or 16% higher thanthe total landings reported for FAO area 31 on behalf of Cuba. These data include all reported commercial landings, as well as estimates of unreported catches generated from the artisanal, industrial, subsistence, and recreationalsectors. Overall, catches within the EEZ peaked at over 76,700 t·year-1 in 1985 and have been declining ever since, with just under 28,500 t·year-1 in 2010. Present declines in marine catches are symptomatic of overexploitation andare of particular concern, as the fishing industry is a primary source of revenue and protein for thousands of Cubans.
AB - The reconstructed total catch for Cuba (within Cuba’s EEZ) was estimated to be over 2.75 million t for the period 1950 to 2010. This is around 18 percent higher than the 2.33 million t reported by FAO on behalf of Cuba (although FAOdata were adjusted to represent Cuban catches within the Cuban EEZ only). Reconstructed total catch including catch allocated to Caribbean waters outside the Cuban EEZ was estimated to be just over 3.15 million t, or 16% higher thanthe total landings reported for FAO area 31 on behalf of Cuba. These data include all reported commercial landings, as well as estimates of unreported catches generated from the artisanal, industrial, subsistence, and recreationalsectors. Overall, catches within the EEZ peaked at over 76,700 t·year-1 in 1985 and have been declining ever since, with just under 28,500 t·year-1 in 2010. Present declines in marine catches are symptomatic of overexploitation andare of particular concern, as the fishing industry is a primary source of revenue and protein for thousands of Cubans.
M3 - Chapter
SN - 1198-6727
VL - 22:2
T3 - Fisheries Centre Research Reports
SP - 25
EP - 32
BT - Fisheries catch reconstructions: Islands, Part IV
A2 - Zylich, K.
A2 - Zeller, D.
A2 - Ang, M.
A2 - Pauly, D.
PB - University of British Columbia
CY - Vancouver (Canada)
ER -